Article Critiques

The assignment is to be written in at least 5 pages including the citation page.

Article Critiques: This syllabus includes a reading list, In addition to reading articles for class you are to critique 2 of the articles (use a different area of focus for each critique). You are to use the following format: summary of article, facts that support the preceding, faulty or biased reasoning (specific to research) and personal conclusions plus citations. Label each section. Single spacing is fine. Your personal, critical analysis is most important. Please separate each section of the preceding. 20 points each. Late? 5 points off per day

1. Articles graded as follows: please use heading to delineate 1st 4 sections
2. Summary of article: 6 points
3. Facts that support the preceding (included in above)
4. Faulty or biased reasoning: 4 points
5. Personal conclusions: 8 points

* Merino, S. Contact with gays lesbians and same-sex marriage support: The moderating role social context. Social Science Research. 2013.

* Duschinsky, R., Chachamu, N. Sexual dysfunction and paraphilias in the DSM-5: Pathology, heterogeneity, and gender. Feminism & Psychology. 2013. 23(1): 49-55.

* Ramsey S, Sweeney C, Fraser M, Oades G. Pubic hair and sexuality: A review. Journal of Sexual Medicine. 2009;6:2102-2110

* Eisenberg ME, Ackard DM, Resnick MD, Neumark-Stainer D. Casual sex and psychological health among young adults: Is having “friends with benefits” emotionally damaging? Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health. 2009;41(4):231-237

preview of the answer..

There have been speculations by the public that sexual activities than those of a committee relationship may lead to emotional damage for young people. In their article “Casual sex and psychological health among young adults: Is having “friends with benefits” emotionally damaging,” Eisenberg et al., seek to address this issue. The study found that one-fifth of the interviewed young adults had a casual partner as their most recent partner. It also found that casual relationships were more prevalent among men than women. The article, moreover, found that young adults who are involved in casual relationships were no higher risk of psychological harm compared to those in committed relationships. It concludes that there is no link between the sexual partners and emotional …
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